... LONDON GAZE! 1 E— June sr. ADMIRALTY-*-.! lit*!— Jtn-.c 21. Cop, of „ Letter from the bail of St Vixcsni, K. R. Ad- miral of ib- Wbnr, -c to Eva- Nti.as, Efq. dated on board his Majefty's fnip Viiic do Pari., _J Ulllaut, the «__ T Inclose for the information of the Lords Commif- iioners of the Admiralty, letters which I have this infant received from Rear-Admiral Sir John -0.1 a.-i Warren, ...

... Lon,00:11. -SATURDAY, JUNE 7.--Y-EXPREFaS.. Our- Exprefs brings two reports of fucceffes gained-+b the Auftrians. The firft is on the authority- of a letter received by a foreign blinifter, ?? that Prince Reufs had obtain. I d a very confiderable advantage over the I] tight wing 'of Moreauws Army. The other I -report is, that on the z2d Gen. Kray had zut I off, and compleatly defeated the left ...

... It is ftippofed that General Moreau, having fersred the important pofitions of Feldkirk. and Coire, does not mean to pufl his advantages any ?? on the fide of Suabia, bilt to open an. im- )ediate 'cotimunication with Buonaparte for thle prpofe of aiding the operations of the Firft U1shi1 in the Piedmonrtele, to which qizarter we ase sow chliefly to look for themluomentonu deci- lln of the ...

... It is now fully afcssrtained that his Royal Highr.efs the Archduke Charles was earnestly foli cite Iby the Cabinet of Vienna, foon after the battle of M__i rch, so relniie the command of tb.e grand Imperial army. In order the more effesftuaiiy to induce him to c imply, he was offered tiie nomination of all the principal ofncers, and a total independence of any cuntroul on tfce part of the ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LlST — June 17. The pboniix privateer, cf Jerfcv, has taken two French brigs, La Doriue, of 130 tons, and La Jean, of Za tons, both from Bourdcaux to St SebafUans, laden with wine, brandy, oil, and other goods. The Admiral Parker, , horn Gibraltar to Honduras, has put into Jamaica after a fevere engagement with a priva- ?? Caotain Thomfon killed. The Portuguefe fehooncr NoMra ...

... To his Royal Higher-- the Duke of Kent Earl of Strathern, and Dublin, Knight of the Muff Noble Order of the Garter, and of the moil Ulo— rions Order of St Pat.-l.k, Colon. I cefhis Ma- jcfty's tth or Royal Fufileer Regiment of Foot, iiener-l and Commander in Chief of the Forces fcrving in Bri__ North The Humble A_3re_ oC the Rer-efenta-ves of Nova Scotia, in General Afiembly. Newly elected to ...

... N E ?? SUBSCRIPTION RELIEF OE THE POO!'. o~ THE CI FY c. SUBIftLES. A-nountof Si „bsc~ : priot-.s 0:1 the 20th inst. L.ieb_ S S Tbe Right Homwndde Henry Daub as, by Robert Dun.ias, Jb \tb 5. - to o O Robert Do- I.- ?? Ie ncr do. 1010 o Counre-sr.f S . b. an I I ■ lies Douglas 10 o o Co-ii-l Rid b,:. ' .erb- a - ion ?? : iccary - in}, Mr l.uke Eraser, hieib school - -lie) Archibald lleichr, ...

... We are forry to ftate that a very melancholy accident happened on Wednefday lai! to Mr William Bo&ncjuet, the particulars of which are as follow : — On the after- noon of the above day, a fmall party of friends dine_4. with Mr Bofanquet at his houle in Upper Il^rlcy.Uree't. After dinner he threw up the window, with an intention of obferving the prcgiefs of the workmen employed in modernizing ...

... 31rom tbe L-011,0011 eigat. TUESDAY, JUNEv_ 24, ADMIRALTYo6tFICE, IUNE 14. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral: Sir Tho. Palley, Bart.-Commander; in Chief of His Majefty's Ships and Vefels at Plymouth, to Evaa Nepean, Ffq. dated the zoth inilasnt. SIR, . I have the plearure toinclofe, for the information of the Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty, a Letter which I heave received from that ...

... . U ,~ b ti: ; ?? :- z~ e .- ftm -r dhi:att- t SE- F RuS. : ?? son ?? - . , e, j '''o'-Dwjini' ?? . Mefagt f~m His *>rivit th Adde z fwbfh Eib A ,fihfi ?? cun., * iDh~-?*%aote. s tl* Mr. 9 ot~r; Inn. (fdn to the.;ta - the H Vf ft¶ns, a ldn~d* 1Clerk, -4 - lacivh Ml lay ben a. e pointeH o :- ?? Th ' la tivie. .:efir aV ...

... tubtic @rPurrenurc. ?? Ppers~ to the z sth irftant, arrived on I BilWednefday: morning and brought the impoIr- tal t inelg ngce n on tant intelligence of the Surrender of Genoa, a which.we have-anticipated in sur late Retro-- rfpeas, as an event that would happen in dei. and fiance of all the endeavours of Bonaparte to I Che. ths arrive in-time for its relief, and prefqrvation a ;° to the ...

... | Do~wninGg-flrea, Jzzk 8f r8oc. - A *Defpatch, of which the1foll wing is an ex- - txs&. has been received from the Right L Honorable /Lord; Misnto,. his. ,Majcfty's * Envoy Ettrsordiur and.M&uifler Pleni-n - p otentiary' at Vienina, b~y the ksi$i Egbnorable Lord -Grenlrille9. his M~ajelay's Secrtetary.:of 'State for the foreign de partolente. : - . Viohnxa, M21Iy ?? have thi peaufii to ...